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Destiny 2's Desert Perpetual Raid: Who Will Claim the World First Title?

7/21/2025
Get ready for the ultimate battle in Destiny 2's Desert Perpetual raid! Teams clash in a race for the coveted World First title, facing challenging puzzles and intense DPS checks. Who will emerge victorious?
Destiny 2's Desert Perpetual Raid: Who Will Claim the World First Title?
Join the thrilling race for World First in Destiny 2's Desert Perpetual raid! Who will rise to the challenge and claim victory?

The Desert Perpetual Raid: A New Challenge for Destiny 2 Guardians

A new Raid has arrived in Destiny 2, igniting excitement as the best players gear up to compete for the prestigious title of World First Race winners. This highly anticipated event, known as The Desert Perpetual, presents a series of intricate challenges that will test the skills of every Guardian and their fireteam in pursuit of victory. Players can expect a variety of hurdles, including puzzles, jumping obstacles, and demanding DPS checks as they strive to conquer the raid.

Who Will Claim the Title of World First in The Desert Perpetual?

As the clock strikes 2:26 AM PT, Bungie confirms a World First victory. Congratulations to the winning team for their remarkable achievement and a shoutout to all participating teams for their incredible effort. Bungie’s design for this raid has sparked excitement, showcasing intricate gameplay mechanics that have captivated players and spectators alike.

At 2:00 AM PT, it appears that teams aTides and Indebted have claimed the second position, showcasing a fierce competition as they come close to finishing. Viewers on various platforms have been cheering for them, with many considering them community heroes. A tweet from Bungie’s Cozmo hints at Team Nut, featuring Snazzzy and Ham, potentially being the first team to complete the raid.

The Race Intensifies

By 1:51 AM PT, the normal mode of the raid becomes available, suggesting that Team Nut, including Snazzzy and Ham, might be on the verge of an official victory, given their timing. However, confirmation from Bungie is still awaited, adding to the anticipation. At 1:45 AM PT, Bungie is reportedly reviewing the win, indicating a sense of urgency among the players.

Players at 1:43 AM PT experienced an unexpected twist when the first completion of the raid in Contest mode yielded Tier 1 loot, causing both laughter and disbelief in the community. Moments later, players were heard celebrating victory with heartfelt calls to loved ones, underscoring the emotional stakes of the race.

Endurance and Strategy in the Final Phases

The competition continued with team updates at 12:56 AM PT, where Mariomonkey and their team made significant progress but ultimately faced a wipe due to insufficient damage. This highlights the crucial balance between dealing damage to the boss and surviving the intense mechanics at play.

As time progressed, teams like Ham and Team Nut climbed the platforms, racing against the clock. It became evident that the final stand was proving challenging, with players across various teams encountering difficulties. The intensity of the raid's design kept players on edge, as evidenced by aTides’ unfortunate wipe at 12:41 AM PT, showcasing the mental and physical strain players were under.

Updates from the Frontlines

Throughout the night, various teams struggled with the DPS checks and mechanics of their respective bosses. By 11:34 PM PT, aTides and their team were in the damage phase, but the boss’s health bar was only slowly depleting, demonstrating the endurance required for these encounters.

As the hours stretched on, the fatigue was palpable, with players needing to maintain focus and strategy to avoid wipes and ensure they could progress through the stages. The community kept buzzing with anticipation, following updates on the various streams, and rooting for their favorite teams.

Key Information for The Desert Perpetual World First Race

The raid commenced in Contest mode, presenting players with heightened difficulty for 48 hours, making the challenge significantly more formidable. To participate, players needed to complete The Edge of Fate campaign at Legendary difficulty or hunt for Power before the raid's release. The minimum Power level required was set at 100.

One of the notable changes in this raid is that fireteams do not need to return to orbit after each encounter, altering the traditional format of previous races. The first fireteam to finish all encounters and loot the final chest will be crowned the World First winners, earning the coveted Desert Perpetual World First raid belts.

Stay Updated on Destiny 2 News and Guides

For fans seeking more updates and strategies about Destiny 2, including guides on The Edge of Fate campaign, be sure to check out our dedicated Destiny 2 page. The gaming community is thriving, and with dedicated players like Aidan O'Brien, who brings his expertise and passion for gaming, there’s always something new to discover.

Engage with us and follow our updates as we track the thrilling journey of Guardians in The Desert Perpetual raid!

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